Daily Republican., 1887-10-22
THE KING OF rHRRORs.

ThB AIU& OE TBRRORB.
Three Won known Men Pass Away
Death Of Ruel Hsis OF. Uhsriss Tat
man and the rev. Joseph Dare.
Rusl Heisler. . vell.known Citizen
and , member Of she hrm Of Heisier,
Mcbride d o., died about 10 O'Clock
less night at his residence, No ll3 East
Second street. For the past few years
Mr.. Healer has been . sufferer from Q
complication Of diseases. but his condi-
tion was not, even mp TO within Q short
time OF his death, considered serious,
and the fatal terminstion Was unex.
peoted.
Ho was . native Of Philad delphia, and
was born June 30, 1914, When he was
about II years OF age he removed to this
city aud formed . 90 partnership with
hts brother, BaixillA Heisler, who was
already engaged In tho coppersnith
business In the vicinity of Seventh and
Market streets. Owing TO an increase
of business the new firm removed TO
Second street nesr French. where tho
works are still located. The deceased
has been CLOSELY Identified with the
growth OF the city, and has always
taken the greatest Interest in Its vol.
fare.
He Was thorough going business
man, and through bis efforts and the
excellence Of the work manufactured
ut his establishment built up o
large and fiorrishing business. Some
atty years ago he became . member Of
Asbury M. K church, and has always
proved conscientious chriitiAn. For
many years he has been one Of the most
/ "a wa ~ N n a maj hn and Al n mi a
OF his deAth Was o mem ber of the board
OF stewards. BE WAS one Of the foun-
ders OF the Rehoboth Beach Association,
and among the Arst to construct honse
At that plscs.
DEATH OF CHALES TATMAN.
Charles Ts,man, of Odessa, president
of the New Castle County National
Bank, died at bis home In that town
about Q O'Clock yesterday afternoon in
the 96th year of his age. Notwith.
standing his advanced age he enjoy ed
good health until within few hours oi
his death, when ke was seized with @
lchIll, which continued until the end.
Mr.. TAtman was born in North wes'
Fork Hundred, Sussex County, on May
8, 1893, on the farm where his grand
father had lived from the settlement o.
that part OF Delaware. The deceased
, attended school until he was about X
yesrs OF age, and received his education
In the rude log school houses OF tbA
period. After leaving schoo! ho work
ed on his fathers farm until he WAS d
years OF aga, when he entered hi
cousins store at Ozntwelps Bridge
now OiessA. After serving as o olsrl
for three or foGr years he entered int
partnership with Msnlove Hayes, unde
the 6rm name OF Tatman & Hayer, TO
trapsacting q general merohau disc busi
u ness. The partnership was dissolv ed II
about I've years, md during the mex
. nine years Mr.. Tatman conducted tn
}, ousineeB himself. He also dealt largel
in grain and timber, which he shippe'
: In his own vessels TO New York an
) Philadelphia. He associated DAME
Mckee with him in 1894, aud min
years later, a. the nge OF 81, retire
from active business, ard devoted him
self 10 the development OF tho exte nsiv
u trncts OF land which he Dad acquired.
C Mr.. TAtmau was secretary OF tb
. Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Con
y p.ny from 1851 to 1877, srd In 1854 wa
n elected the fret president OF the Ne
Castle County Bank at Odessa, q pos
~ tion which he held up TO the time OF h
uoatht uhb tb0 i~oh ~" sS"A
owing to his advanced age, the wor
pertaining to It was dsne BY his aesoe
ate cfiners. He was married on Marc
80, l647, to Mrs. Harriet Brinton Corbi
1e widow Of John y. Oorbit and daught'
Of Joseph Trimble, late OF Concord, Pa
all OF the Society OF Friends. She die
ON March %, 1873, leaving him chill
less. The deceased Was or:ginally
Federalist, afterwards q Whig and f
abe lAst thirty years OF his eventfnl Ii
. Republican. He was an ardent U nit
man In 1861 and sparod neither h
as ample means nor his tireless energies
In helping tho cause. He joined the
K Church OF Odessa In 1857 and n
hered to that communion until b
IS, death.
Mr.. Tatmsn was born bsfore Goner
Washington was elected President
)l. the United States, and consequent
has lived under al the Presidents
the present time. Ee was the olde
ck bank president In this country, aud b
faculties were well preserved. He "
All uncle OF Charles +. WEIGH and MI
Lswls p. Cham berlain of this city, al
slso OF the wife Of Rev. W. w. 5ha
Of InGleslde, Md.
,iz SUDDEN DEATH OF REV JOSEPH OAR
The Rev. Joseph Dare, OF tho W
miagton ID. Il. Conference, died sn
dsuly about noon yesterday at Newa
Centre Station OF heart disease. T
deceased had been attending the aunu
session Of tho Grand Lodge OF Go
eSt Templars at Newark, and was IN b
aJ way to the station 10 take the IL "a
m. train for Avondale, when he fell
a the street. Two men who saw him bs
tened TO his aasistance and carried hi
to the platform at the station, where
expired In q few minutes without ha
lug uttered word from the time
was stricken.
The remains were taken In charge
the Rev. G. W. Prettyman and r
moved to the Methodist parsoDag
where O short time before the deceas
had en-. his dinner and seemed in pt
feet health. The body Was afterwaI
placed in charge Of an undertaken al
removed to Hockegsin, where the o
ceased wss pastor OF the u. K. churc
The Raw. MIR. Dare was native
Psnusylvanie and aboht Do years
age. He entered the mir istry In l8d
aud has Allied several important
pointmsnts He leaves u wife, s'
2 and daug hter, the latter being marie
os and resides in Wsshins ton, while u
son lives in Camden, II. j. He hi
Just beeu elected Grand Chaplain OF q
Good Templars. and as soon as B
death was announced the Grand Lod
ID. reconvtned and psssed resolutions
of respect. He was we'll known In to
city and visited friends here Ia
'Hi Thursday.
e'h Refore the Judge,